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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
3
A series of notices proclaims candidacies for Cass county Iowa offices under the Republican primary. Names include Ralph W. Cockshoot for county attorney, G A Buxton for county attorney, Jesse N. Jones for county treasurer, A C Highley for supervisor Third district, J B Pratt for supervisor, Chas E Studley for supervisor, and Frank E Jones for sheriff, all subject to June primaries.
The speaker announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for a seat on the board of supervisors representing the Third District, Atlantic district area, contingent on district voters in the upcoming primary held on the first of June.
The undersigned announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Cass County on the Republican ticket subject to voters of the party in the primary election June 6. A. El Morgan.
A. McKee declares intent to seek the Republican nomination for county sheriff, subject to voter decision in the June primary.
A public notice seeks candidates for a Cass County Iowa board of supervisors membership. The vacancy invites qualified residents to submit applications by a stated deadline and outlines eligibility criteria and appointment procedures.
For representative and clerk positions in Cass County, candidates announce their intentions to seek the state legislature and district court clerk roles respectively. Submissions indicate these campaigns are subject to primary election decisions. Names include Chas W Huff and A A Enigh, with dates around June 5 and primary polls.
An (unclear) notice announces candidates for County Recorder and County Auditor in Cass County. Langworthy and Hobart seek nomination for Recorder, Pellett for County Auditor, all subject to Republican voters at the June primaries in 1922.
C E Eringel announces candidacy for County Auditor subject to voters decision in the upcoming Primary Election on June ith.
A Cass Shelby district Republican announces candidacy for state senate in the upcoming June primary. He states his record as the basis for the bid and leaves the decision to voters.
The speaker announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Cass County Board of Supervisors from the Fourth District, subject to the primary on June S. The statement names intent and district but lacks full date.
Claude Spry and Donald Lowe, well known young men, helped at the first and second duties of the 10.0. F. encampment. Rev. Thomas and wife left today by car for Kansas City, Missouri, to aid Mrs. Thomas’ ill brother Will Chayton.
Memorial Day in Anita focusing on home residents and former locals who gathered to honor those who have passed, honoring veterans and loved ones. The event stressed unity and remembrance across generations, reflecting on sacrifices and shared memories in the community.
Sperin to Mews Telegraph reports Swincharte Voterjek, a well known farmer, will move to town and has closed a deal for the purchase of the H R Johnson residency which he and his family will occupy.
Walnut locals share visits with relatives and friends from Des Moines Omaha and Spencer during Memorial Day week. Residents tale part in church and community gatherings as guests arrive from Montana Avocn Council Bluffs and beyond.
June 3 special to News Telegraph notes Clarence Hood visiting his Bridgewater home with his father. W W Slocum and wife moved near Anita to see Asa Juanson, ill there. Lloyd Walter and family visit relatives from Derbey. Ruth Foster of Greenfield visiting friends. Henry Bissell Sr and wife visiting Mrs Bissell’s sister at Reeseford. Mrs C E B Crasg and daughter Dorothy visiting Bridgewater.
A group of twenty five local businessmen led by Jone Twenty five residents of Anita Iowa purchase land for four thousand dollars east of the Voorhees residence on Main Street. They plan to present the park to voters and expect it to be named Harry Second Park. The buyers include Leo Bongers Wren Tullock Glen A Roo CR Thavey RC Rasmusin and many others. A band shell and visitors facilities are mentioned as planned amenities. The ownership transfer is expected to boost uptown development and city growth.
Griswold June 3. Special to News-Tribune The Civic era here has raised funds for town betterment and on the 8th and 9th will present a home talent production A Bachelor’s Honeymoon. Proceeds go to the library fund. A large Griswold fire department crowd attended last night at Knopf’s dance. the hall was densely packed with little room to spare.
Anita memories mingle with travelers and locals on Memorial Day. Cedar Rapids visitors Henry Langham and Euphemia Brown enjoyed Anita hospitality while Waller Hook and family, and Vera Hook joined in community events. Gail Fillenwarth, Staples graduate, was highlighted among local youth. A charity supper raised 184.41 dollars for the Ladies Cemetery Association as residents reflected on health, travel, and hometown ties.
Adair weekly notices list visitors and departures, including Omaha residents Julia Murphy and Thomas Hellintake, Des Moines callers, Atlantic shoppers, and Casey and Stuart residents. Community Day planned with picnic, sports, and an afternoon program. many Adair locals greet guests and travel to nearby towns for visits.
Directory-style listing showing ADRS Campbell Cullison physicians and surgeons office Gillespie Building with office and residence phones, FOSS H Griffith watches and jewelry shop, Griffith Gift Shop gifts of quality, Schrader auto hearse ambulance service, Burner wholesale tobacco and cigars, Western Town area business row on Atlantic.
A farewell party was held Thursday at the I. O. G. F. hall for W. Theo. Woodward and his wife as they depart for a new home in Miami, Fla. A program featured musical numbers. Mrs. A. B. Morse and Frank Harmon spoke of friendship and regret, with Mrs. Woodward replying. Games were played and the event was described as a general good time.
At the bride's Guthrie Center home the Rev West joined Miss Josephine Merrill and Frank Trailer in marriage in the presence of close relatives. The groom, son of J E Trailer, plans a farm life on a western Marne area property. Ruth Cotton of Perry attended the bride. Roy Coomes attended the groom. The couple will take a brief wedding trip before settling on the groom's farm west of Marne.
At Cumberland June ard the big farm bureau picnic drew crowds to a four township ball tournament. Massena defeated Union 8 to 1, Edna edged Victori, and in the final Massena beat Edna 8 to 1. Masseng won the horseshoe pitching contest.
A fragmentary report notes Adair’s first concert run and references Prof. D and a golf ball price tied to Alexander. The readable text highlights a debut performance and mentions a notable figure linked to the event amid unclear details.
A Dedication Picnic is scheduled for Thursday afternoon June 8 near the Memorial Building by the Audubon and Grant Township Farmers Booster Club. The event is a community celebration with plans announced in this Special to News-Telegraph.
The remains of Walter Splicker son of John Spieker and wife and former service man arrived in Cumberland this morning from Colorado where he passed away Wednesday of tuberculosis. The body was accompanied by brothers Heylry and John Spieker. Funeral services will be held Sunday at three o'clock at Steel-Meburth Church with Rev Breeling officiating. Interment will be made here. The Legion will have charge at the grave.
Special to News Telegraph reports T B Worth and wife visiting daughter Mrs Elsie Pratt in Atlantic. A weakly dance drew a large crowd at the Lake rink. Marlowe and Roberts hosted nine lads for a fourteenth birthday. Notice to gas consumers: gas shut off until Monday noon for repairs by Atlantic Gas Company.
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